Protecting Norfolk’s history for people to enjoy everyday.
We work with local communities to save Norfolk’s irreplaceable historic sites and to share them with everyone
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St Benet’s Abbey gatehouse and the mill from the ponds. Photograph: Nick Stone.
About NAT
NAT is a local conservation charity which aims to protect Norfolk’s significant archaeological or historic sites at risk. We take monuments into our care, repair them, provide interpretation, and open them for everyone to enjoy.
We actively engage with local communities so that they can be involved in the future conservation of the sites that they treasure.
We rely on grants and donations to fund our work – looking after our heritage is an expensive business.
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NAT’s work is guided by values of sustainability, action, accessibility and community. Explore here more detailed information about current and recent projects.
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Caistor St Edmund Roman Town. Photograph: Nick Stone.
News and events
News
A Day in the Life of a NAT100 Volunteer
Two of our NAT100 project volunteers share their experiences of working on the NAT archive. Lorna Alexander, NAT100 Digitisation Volunteer At the Norfolk Record Office, my job is to digitise the Norfolk Archaeological Trust minute books. That involves going...
Launch of new exhibition ‘The Norfolk Archaeological Trust: Past, Present and Future’
From Tuesday 6th February a new exhibition will be on display in the Long Gallery of the Norfolk Record Office (NRO) ‘The Norfolk Archaeological Trust: Past, Present and Future’ showcasing a century of NAT’s work to secure, maintain and protect the county’s...
Fiddler’s Hill Barrow – a celebration. Saturday 24th February 2024
Myth, Magic and Wassailing. We'll be sharing the history of Fiddler's Hill Barrow, orchards & wassailing the trees with Holt Ridge Morris Join us to: Hear the history of Fiddler's Hill Barrow, how it gained its name and the myths and magic associated with it....
Norwich Young Archaeologists’ Club and the NAT100 project
It's been a busy month for the NAT100 project team pulling together all the different strands for the centenary exhibition, so rather than an insight from the archive, this month we're sharing some of the work the Norwich Young Archaeologists' Club (NYAC) have been...
Events
Butterfly Talks
In Partnership with Butterfly Conservation, come and see how many species live on our beautiful site. Welcome to Butterfly Talks! Join us for a day of interest all about our fluttery friends. The event will take place on Sun 28th July 2024 starting at 10:00 AM at the...
How The Romans Lived
Come learn about the daily life of the Romans at East Anglia's Roman Capital City. How The Romans Lived Beneath your feet at Caistor Roman Town lies the old town of Venta Icenorum, The major Roman Town in East Anglia. Our Guided tours will bring to life how the...
How The Romans Lived
Caistor Roman Town Sunday 30th June - 2.00pm Come and hear the story behind the ancient town of Venta Icenorum. Tickcte £5, under 16s free. Beneath your feet at Caistor Roman Town lies the old town of Venta Icenorum, The major Roman Town in East Anglia. Our Guided...
Burnham Norton Friary. Photograph: Nick Stone.